This apartment is extremely quiet and is good for people who want to sleep well. The building is located in a very residential area and is about a 10-minute walk from the Surasak Sky Train station. When you arrive, be sure to have a printout of the address and apartment number (or a screenshot on your phone) to show the staff.
They have an electric golf cart and they will take you to and from the station. I normally used the golf cart to go to the station but returning requires calling them on the phone and none of the staff speaks English so I decided just to walk back. The neighborhood seems very safe and there are always a lot of people, motorcycles and cars in the alleyways from the main street to the apartment so it seems safe. Once you get up to the main street, there are very few retail shops and restaurants so you really need to go to a different neighborhood to eat or go shopping.
There is a small kitchen with a refrigerator and microwave oven, complete with dishes and utensils. There is hot water to take a shower and the water pressure is good. I found the apartment to be extremely clean.
The bed is very firm, bordering on hard (typical in Asia). The pillows are very thick and extra firm. The sheets and pillowcases appear to be of good quality. The air conditioner works well.
There is very fast internet in the apartment but you can only log on one device at a time. For example, if you are using your laptop and you need to use your cell phone on Wi-Fi then you need to turn off the Wi-Fi on the laptop, wait a few minutes and then log on to Wi-Fi using your cell phone.
I never met the host but he always responded quickly when I had a question. Check out was easy as I just gave the keys to the housekeeper.
This is a good place to stay for people who are independent.
That's all for the review. In case you stay here this is some information you need to know:
On the 6th floor there are two washing machines and a drinking water vending machine. The smaller washing machine costs 30 baht and it accepts coins of either 5 or 10 baht. I recommend going to 7-Eleven and buying a single use liquid detergent packet for only five baht. There is an area on the roof to hang your clothing to dry but it is usually occupied by other residents. If that happens, you can just hang the damp items inside the apartment and the air conditioner will remove the moisture.
The water vending machine will accept coins as low as 1 baht and I recommend only inserting one baht as needed. After you insert a coin press the yellow button to turn on or turn off the flow of water. When your bottle is full turn off the water flow or it will flood the machine and the floor.